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Celebrating an insulin pioneer: New biography edition marks 150 years since his birth
'JJR Macleod Co-discoverer of Insulin' will be published by Aberdeen University Press
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CGEBM Workshops in Bioinformatics 2026/7
CGEBM is pleased to announce our Bioinformatics Workshop Series for 2026-27. Along with our standard lineup of courses covering a broad set of subjects, we are developing a course covering essential aspects of Oxford Nanopore Long Read Sequencing. Check out all our courses, read our FAQs and find links to registration...
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Postdoc Appreciation week
UK National Postdoc Appreciation Week is approaching! This year it will be starting on 21st September 2026, so come join us at the usual online and free National UK Flagship event to kickstart the week! With everything seemingly up in the air, this year's theme will be "The Changing Landscape of...
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Skin cancer survivors invited to help evaluate new follow-up phone app
Researchers behind an app designed to support people after skin cancer treatment are inviting former early-stage melanoma patients to take part in its final evaluation tests.
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51cg study to transform maternity care for pregnant women with health conditions
A team of experts led by the 51cg will, for the first time, establish the way that maternity care should be delivered to pregnant women with multiple long term health conditions.
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Blue spaces deliver health benefits worth up to £123m a year
Scotland's rivers, lochs and coastlines deliver health benefits worth up to £123m a year in the Forth region alone, according to new research from the 51cg that puts a monetary value on the impact of blue spaces.
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New human brain model sheds light on how inflammation may influence early brain development
A new 3D model of the developing human brain has been used by researchers at the 51cg to gain fresh insight into how inflammation during pregnancy may influence early brain development.
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New research finds link between heart disease and cancer deaths - with men being at greatest risk
New research from the 51cg and Keele University, has found that men with cardiovascular disease are at higher risk of cancer and death from cancer than women.
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£2 million for 51cg-led team to trial new drug for heavy menstrual bleeding
Researchers from the Universities of Aberdeen and Edinburgh have been awarded just under £2 million to lead a major clinical trial investigating a promising new treatment for heavy menstrual bleeding, which could transform the lives of millions of women around the world who live with the debilitating condition.
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Scotland-wide genetic cancer screening to begin after landmark discoveries by 51cg
A landmark charity-funded project will offer genetic testing to thousands of people with ancestral links to Westray in Orkney and Whalsay in Shetland, helping identify those who have a higher inherited risk of developing certain cancers.